Last chance to have your say over controversial High Street speed hump in Wrestlingworth

Time is running out for Wrestlingworth people to have their say over plans to install a controversial speed hump on the High Street in the village.
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And independent councillor Adam Zerny is urging people not to miss out on the chance to take part in the consultation – which ends tomorrow (Friday, April 29).

The speed hump was suggested by Central Bedforshire Council planning officers to mitigate increased traffic speeds from the construction of new housing on Potton Road.

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But despite agreeing to carry out a consultation – which has not yet ended – Central Beds Council erected signs in the village saying works would begin next month.

Councillor Adam ZernyCouncillor Adam Zerny
Councillor Adam Zerny

Cllr Zerny contacted the council, and says it admitted the error, cancelled the works proposed for May, and agreed the decision on the speed hump would be made at a public meeting likely to take place on May 24.

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He said: "It's vital as many people as possible take part in the consultation and let the council know what they think. If you have ideas about where the council should implement measures to slow vehicle speed, do let them know."

He added that any residents who wanted to contact him for more details should do so via email to [email protected]

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Central Beds Council expects to announce the date of the public meeting by mid-May. The details will appear on the council's website.

The Biggleswade Chronicle has approached Central Beds Council for comment.

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